Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-04

ION HUJuOTlUlpS are cNHUltUIuE bHb CHSF.sss
The Chelsea lawyers, j. h. Darling, >. b.
Hebard and George l.. Stow, are engaged
at Montuelier in arguing the COrinth tax
cases, Corinth vs.. A. NJ. Carpenter ct ais,
being the second hearint before the SUI
preme Court.
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UeeEIy Free Press.
Morrisville.
Mrs. Rev. A. A. Williams has returned
to her home in Lynn, Mass. ... The Good
Templars are to hold a sociable at town
hall Oh Friday evening, of next week..
+. z. Robinson and family 20 to Bellows
Falls on Saturday, to spend the winter.
IF Z. Robiusons house on Summer
street has been rented by Mr. Fulsom,
engineer on the train making up here in
the morning. 80. Eugene Hadley has
| rented the house lately occupied by H. b.
Cushman on Main street. +. NJ. Brown
fell from a staging while shingling the
Marvin house on Maple street, and broke
three ribs, and bruised himself otherwise
quite severely . The Harvard quartette
appeared here on Thursday evening, the
first entertainment in the lecture associa.
ton course The friends of Rev. and
Mrs. w. II. Hyde of the Methodist church
made them farewell visit at their chapel
on Tuesday, Oct. 26......F.A. Patten, en-
| ployed in the Estey organ shop, Brattle-
| boro, is visiting friends here. DIR.
George Woodward's boy, Harry had
| finger taken off in the cog wheels of
| wringer, and Jonn Fellows hoy fell from
a tree and broke his arm The remains
of Mrs. HerricG were brought here from
Massachusetts for burial.
Harry ID. Chase, the FREE PRESS news
boy, here, died on Saturday after an i'll
ness of but very few days. The funeral
was held on Saturday afternoon, Rev. Mr..
Healey of the Universalst church Off
cating. The regular monthly meeting
of the Congregational church will be
| held on Saturday afternoon. Communion
services will be held next Sunday morn
ing at which time IL or 10 will Join the
church. Frank p. Robinson and family
left town on Saturday for Bellows Fall
| where they will spend the winter.."..The
academy students held n largely attended
lyceum on Friday evening. The fall
| term of school closes in about two weeks.
THE remains of Robert Cooke, for
mer resident OF the town, were brought
here from Essex on Friday last, and in
tered at Morristown Corners. A good
| number of Masons met the remains at
the depot and assisted in the burial ser
vices. :. A petition is being circulated for
the opening of a road from Bridge street,
west, to the Cady's Falls road The idea
meets with considerable opposition, owing
to the present state of taxes. A town
meeting to decide the matter will proba-
| bly, be called.
Hyde Park.
| Il. w. Hulburd has returned from the
| capitol a full fiedged attorney and will
have his headquarters with the county
| clerk for the present. &c. +. Randall
| lost one of his best horses with pink eve
..... About quarter of a hundred peo-
pie attended the concert given by Harvard
| quartet at Morrsvlle the other evening".
A barn belonging to w. K. Messer, in the
east part of the town, was burned Thurs
day evening, caused by a lantern. In,
sured in the Vermont Mutual Joel
Leach and Will Cobb start for Chicago on
Monday where they have positions.
weybridCe.
The marriage of Miss Mary Hunting
ton to S. +. Fox of Rutland, was celebra,
ted at her fathers, Loyal Huntington,
| on Wednesday evening, the Goth. About
so cards of invitation were out. We I'M
derstand the pair will make Burlington
purchased the mill in Bristol, formerly
owned by Dunnfng Stewart. He will
doubtless move to that place in the spring.
THE children OF Rev. Mr.. Heath are
down with the whooping cough. Mrs.
John Sprague mas been very sick for sew
eral weeks with rheumatic and bilious
fever. There was born on the 10Th inst,
a son to Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Ryder E. A
prohibition club has been formed in town
with George Sneeden, president, Irwin
Stewart, secretary, F. f. Stewart, treas
] urer.
Z. j. Parker of East Georgia was on the
island last week looking up the creamery
4 business. He has located the creamery
Grand Isle. Ground was broken Monday
for the building which is to he 25x6O feet.
1t will be put up by Frank H. Macomber
and is to be ready for business the first
of May, 1855. 1t will open with a patron.
age OF about 400 cows.
New Haven
Mr.. Paul Brunnell, who had been ont OF
health for some time, died Tuesday morn
ing. He had been sexton OF the Congre-
gatonal church for about dozen years
N which position his uniform courtesy
and faithfulness had endeared him to the
entire congregation. 4 widow and two
daughters survive...... Alfred y. Roscoe
town clerk, is confined indoors with illness
Mr.. Il. y. Dowd is considerably improv-
ed, ana hopes to be out in q few days. 49,.
Cards are out for the celebration OF the
25th anniversary OF the marriage OF Mr.
and Mrs. Moses DePoutee. on Friday
evening Of this week.. MIR. T. Mans
| held, for many years stage driver on the
mail route to Bristol, with his wife spent
a short time with his sister, Mrs. +. /.
Cushrlan. He now resides in Milton ....
On Monday afternoon the sIit TO recover
: fees for professional services, of DR.. T.. i
Preston VS.. Her, resulted in Judgment
for the plaintiff of sl050 damages and
costs. The defendant being lmpecuuious
and his dog and certain peltry, including
skunk skins having been attached, the
, case has possibly afforded more fun tt
lockers on than profit to the doctor. see.
Halloween on Monday evening. prompted
the academy students to again prove tina
boys will be boys their most serious
i hpinp tying npDpnn pntfar'
ram to the door OF he room where tn,
, your :; ladies' We're holding their Brown
ing. 1t is very dry here and larg,
D amount of fall blowing remains undone
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